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GrahmFrntDri.jpg
GrahmFrntDri.jpg		 GrahamFrntPass.jpg
GrahamFrntPass.jpg		 GrahamSupercharger.jpg
GrahamSupercharger.jpg		 GrahamEmblems.jpg
GrahamEmblems.jpg
GrahamSpeedo.jpg
GrahamSpeedo.jpg		 GrahamIntDriver.jpg
GrahamIntDriver.jpg		 GrahamIntR.jpg
GrahamIntR.jpg		 GrahamHoodUp.jpg
GrahamHoodUp.jpg
GrahamLogo.jpg
GrahamLogo.jpg		 GrahamRerPass.jpg
GrahamRerPass.jpg

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Clyde Kocher 01-Dec-2005 14:16
My wifes aunt has the exact same graham in her garage. Its been parked there since 1946 according to the plates on it. She said she would sell it to me for $4000.00 Is it worth it? Help
Sue Cattoche 21-Oct-2005 19:54
Thanks to my grandfather's love for Grahams, we had four in our family. Two looked exactly like Kneale Brownson’s 1937 brown Supercharger sedan. (The paint color is just as I remember it.) My grandmother drove one of them, and my grandfather used the other as a "shop car" for his diesel repair business. He bought a light gray Supercharger coupe like Bill Zucca’s for my parents as an engagement present, which they raced down the Great Highway along the ocean in San Francisco with a panting Saint Bernard in the rumble seat. Later, father built a "jumpseat" behind the front seat so my brother and I could ride inside when it was windy. When “woodies” became popular, my grandfather asked one of the Graham brothers to build him a station wagon, which turned a lot of heads. Thank you for the posting the wonderful pictures and for keeping these beautiful autos and my cherished memories alive.
Alain Gaubert 25-Mar-2004 12:03
Thank you for your photos of the Supercharger Model.
My grand-father owned one in Algeria (french) before the second mondial war.
It was a wonderfull car, so rapid and comfortable, and i yet remember it as i saw it for the first time(i was a young boy).
We made with this car a long journey in France in 1938, and we run on the rare freeways above 145 km/h in good silence, and hearing the radio (very rare in that time in a car).
Thank you again.
Very friendly.
Alain
Brett Raill 31-Jan-2004 09:20
Wow, Wow and Wow!!! Your '37 Graham is so original it brought tears to my eyes!!! What a beautiful car and great photos - all the things I would've wanted to photograph myself. Thanks for such a great gallery.
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